Nicholas T Gallucci
Biographic Data
| ID | 7117748 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nicholas T Gallucci |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nicholas T |
| FAMILY NAME | Gallucci |
| SIGNATURE | GALLUCCI N T |
| AFFILIATIONS | McNeese State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
An Evaluation of the Characteristics of Undergraduate Psychology Majors
This study evaluated the reasons 130 undergraduates selected psychology as a major. The most salient reason reported was a strong interest in the subject matter, but the utility of the college degree as a means of preparing for a job or professional education was also important to the students. Of these participants, 73 indicated that at least one of their career goals was doctoral study in clinical or counseling psychology. Their ratings of the …
On the Synthesis of Information From Psychological Tests
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On the Synthesis of Information From Psychological Tests
Differentiating under- and Overcontrolled Behavior of Adolescent Outpatients with the High School Personality Questionnaire
This study evaluated whether the High School Personality Questionnaire could reliably distinguish between groups of adolescents with under- and overcontrolled behavior as identified by DSM-III diagnoses. Clients for outpatient psychotherapy from a mental health agency completed these questionnaires at intake and were later assigned DSM-III diagnoses by their therapists without reference to the questionnaires. As predicted, subscales of the questi…
General and Specific Objections to the MMPI
This study evaluated the degree to which 102 undergraduate participants objected to questions on the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI) which referred to sex, religion, bladder and bowel functions, family relationships, and unusual thinking in comparison to their degree of objection to the length of the MMPI and the repetition of questions. The length of the MMPI and the repetition of questions were rated as significantly more off…
Influence of Dissimulation on Indexes of Response Consistency for the MMPI
Whether indexes of consistent responding on the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI) measured dissimulation versus random responding was evaluated with Veterans Administration Medical Center psychiatric patients who were applying for disability benefits. Elevations on the Test-Retest index and Carelessness scale did not correspond with motivation to dissimulate. Comparing profiles without elevated validity indexes and with Carelessn…
People Can Be too Perfect
This study provided an explanation of selections of others to meet based on composites of qualities inputed to the others. Women, consensually identified as representative of one of three levels of attractiveness, made attraction responses to female targets consensually identified as representative of five levels of attractiveness. Attraction responses were attributions of personality traits and the selection of one target person to meet. Sociall…
Effects of Men's Physical Attractiveness on Interpersonal Attraction
This study provided an explanation of selections by others to meet based on composites of qualities imputed to the others. 60 undergraduate men made attraction-responses to male targets consensually identified as representative of five levels of attractiveness. Attraction responses were attributions of personality traits and the selection of a target person to meet. The attribution of socially desirable and egocentric qualities increased and the …
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People Can Be too Perfect
This study provided an explanation of selections of others to meet based on composites of qualities inputed to the others. Women, consensually identified as representative of one of three levels of attractiveness, made attraction responses to female targets consensually identified as representative of five levels of attractiveness. Attraction responses were attributions of personality traits and the selection of one target person to meet. Sociall…
Effects of Men's Physical Attractiveness on Interpersonal Attraction
This study provided an explanation of selections by others to meet based on composites of qualities imputed to the others. 60 undergraduate men made attraction-responses to male targets consensually identified as representative of five levels of attractiveness. Attraction responses were attributions of personality traits and the selection of a target person to meet. The attribution of socially desirable and egocentric qualities increased and the …
Influence of Dissimulation on Indexes of Response Consistency for the MMPI
Whether indexes of consistent responding on the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI) measured dissimulation versus random responding was evaluated with Veterans Administration Medical Center psychiatric patients who were applying for disability benefits. Elevations on the Test-Retest index and Carelessness scale did not correspond with motivation to dissimulate. Comparing profiles without elevated validity indexes and with Carelessn…
General and Specific Objections to the MMPI
This study evaluated the degree to which 102 undergraduate participants objected to questions on the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI) which referred to sex, religion, bladder and bowel functions, family relationships, and unusual thinking in comparison to their degree of objection to the length of the MMPI and the repetition of questions. The length of the MMPI and the repetition of questions were rated as significantly more off…
Differentiating under- and Overcontrolled Behavior of Adolescent Outpatients with the High School Personality Questionnaire
This study evaluated whether the High School Personality Questionnaire could reliably distinguish between groups of adolescents with under- and overcontrolled behavior as identified by DSM-III diagnoses. Clients for outpatient psychotherapy from a mental health agency completed these questionnaires at intake and were later assigned DSM-III diagnoses by their therapists without reference to the questionnaires. As predicted, subscales of the questi…
On the Synthesis of Information From Psychological Tests
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On the Synthesis of Information From Psychological Tests
An Evaluation of the Characteristics of Undergraduate Psychology Majors
This study evaluated the reasons 130 undergraduates selected psychology as a major. The most salient reason reported was a strong interest in the subject matter, but the utility of the college degree as a means of preparing for a job or professional education was also important to the students. Of these participants, 73 indicated that at least one of their career goals was doctoral study in clinical or counseling psychology. Their ratings of the …
Psychology (8 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Clinical Psychology (6 works) · Clinical Psychology (5 works) · Personality (5 works) · Applied Psychology (3 works) · Applied Psychology (3 works) · Attraction (2 works) · Attractiveness (2 works)